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Good morning! When applying in a one-hour (1H) time frame, what is the range for the moving averages for one day, one month, three months, etc.? Which one is more suitable?
And thank you very much for sharing this report.
Yes for sure! But cyclically to explain it in a simple way takes time and is not that easy! The next topic I want to cover is capital management and how to use it well so as not to lose it!
Good morning! When using a one-hour (1H) time frame, the moving average (MA) periods typically represent the number of hours within the selected range. For example:
– One day: 24 periods (since there are 24 hours in a day)
– One month: Around 720 periods (30 days x 24 hours)
– Three months: About 2160 periods (90 days x 24 hours)
For short-term analysis, a one-day MA (24 periods) can be useful, but for broader trends, one-month or three-month MAs are more suitable. It depends on whether you’re focusing on short-term moves or longer-term trends.
Yep!
Wow, That’s an excellent post and seriously it work. Earlier i used do without proper management. Also 15min EMA acts trend direction once we enter H1 EMA either side perfectly…..
Thanks Santosh!
How do you check the volum? Just with the regular Volume-indicator on Tradingview?
yes Michiel! volume from indicator or candles on TW
Hi Cobra,
Is this explanation correct or is there a wording error?
In an uptrend, the EMA 50 acts as support. If an hourly candle closes below this average, it is the first sign of a possible weakening of the trend. At this point, it is possible to open a buy position, anticipating that the price may continue to go up.
IF trend is weakening and price closes below 50EMA, should’t we close the long position? In here it says opening a long.
Regards
Anil
See here? on H1 for example we are in UPTREND now https://www.tradingview.com/x/FaqHcsSC/